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Transverse Flute
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The transverse flute is held sideways and produces sound when the player directs air across the edge of its embouchure. In Mexico it appears in orchestras, bands, chamber ensembles, educational repertories, and contemporary compositions. It should not be confused with reed flutes or other end-blown aerophones, whose construction and performance settings differ. This category helps identify recordings documenting the transverse flute and examine its melodic roles, the arrangements in which it participates, and the performance approaches described in the archive’s sources.

TLAXCALTEC MUSICAL TRADITION. In Tlaxcala, as in many other regions of the Republic, popular music presents two aspects: the one that responds to the needs and demands of an increasingly

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